We can't trust photographic evidence of ANYTHING anymore. These are so good! As a retired, old-school designer (who taught PS 3.0), you've blown my mind about what can be done now with a few loose strokes and a descriptive vocabulary. I love your teaching style -- clear, concise and quick.
Love how on instagram every "wannabe influencer" will be in Dubai and drive a Lamborghini soon etc... Instagrams resolution is so low, that you can easily fake a rich lifestyle. You can generate muscle for yourself, women can make themselves "thicc", place themselves in countries they never visited etc. to gain tons of followers
@@shredd5705 I'm more concerned with manipulating what we see on the news or rely on in court -- we're conditioned to believe a photo is the "real" truth. But yeah, people with less ambition and "influence" in things that truly matter will also use this manipulation for personal gains.
@@ZenMaisy That had been a known issue for at least 20 years. The capture technology chain has to support nonrepudiation from the point of capture all the way to the rendering surface. Canon used to have SLRs to be used for court evidence creation. What we see in the news - that's a huge area for discussion, beyond the technology only.
Quick tip: You had trouble with the leather jacket mainly because your selection was too tight. If you expand the selection around the subject, you'll get better results for baggy, puffy, or other clothing that is not super tight or form-fitting.
Seeing something like this makes you feel a wave of emotion… I know I have spent years learning how to do certain things in Photoshop… and now you can type in what you want it to do. Almost makes you feel like your wasting your time learning how to do anything in Photoshop
I think at some point it's going to become so saturated with fake images and things that are absolutely not realistic that people will eventually start coming back to things that are real and images that weren't completely faked. I think there will be value in people posting pictures online and specifically stating what has been edited with the photo. It takes no talent to have something artificially generated.
@@mauricerob236 of course they are and instead of a company having a department they will have one person who will have to do animation, compositing, video editing, illustration, digital photography, 3D modeling, coding all for $15 dollar an hour
@@jries77 Every place you go they want things right away and they want you to know how to do everything ASAP and top quality all for minimum wage. There are no more departments… most places have 1 person doing everything. You can't do everything and know everything and expect that there are not going to be issues. It makes me laugh at times when some of these places even want you to use your own laptop onsite. The private sector is so different from the public sector too… lol
Wait until someone has to start proving an alibi and their innocence in front of a jury and a judge. This will give the government players more evil to bestow on Americans. Can already see it happening to get conviction rates up.
As an artist this blows my mind... especially how quickly this was released after the announcement. It seems like we will have to learn how to redefine what reality really is soon...
Absolutely amazing! However, I've been an avid student of Photoshop for years, learning compositing, and other cool techniques. A skill I was proud to know. Not everyone could do this. Adobe has now made it so easy to create stunning images and composites with absolutely no skill required, prompting me, (no pun intended), to question, Why did I learn all those techniques and skills over the years if the end result is something any novice can replicate in seconds by typing a description.
Yeap, thats technology for you. Alot of graphic designers will get replaced. I use to hire people on Fivver to do some Photoshop work for me but with A.I and with Templates its no need, I can do it myself.
I'm with you. I've been using Ps for 20 years. I'd consider myself and pretty advanced user. Restoring old photos is my passtime, and now, it's just a couple clicks away.
Photography has been always a technique of improvement and tricks, that's the nature of Ps, but the one thing nobody can take from you o replace, is imagination...good luck in the new era...
as amazing as it truly is, it will never replace or fill the joyous feeling of taking the actual picture yourself. Why do we create? As always, great presentation Jesús. Thanks🙏🏼👏🏼
Will be a major boon not just for photographers and ad agencies, but for people who create special effects and matte paintings for TV and movie productions.
It's not about whether we continue to take our photos in the finest light, in wind and weather, at dizzying heights or in enchanting, blooming valleys. There is no doubt about it, because we love this fantastic hobby and pursue it with the utmost passion. It's more a question of whether anyone still buys you when you've managed to take a great photo in an enchanting atmosphere and a fantastic composition and you want to share it on social media. Suspicion will increase and that's what worries me the most...
That has already existed for a long time - with the whole "digital print canvas versus actual oil canvas etc" digital versus non-digital has been at war for years. This is just another tool, another medium. A skilled artist will make use of it and generate amazing art either way :)
Having played around with MidJourney and LeonardoAI, I wasn't too surprised with some of the earlier examples you showed. But that wet ground effect blew my mind.
Wow, this is amazing and frightening in equal measure! Very impressive, I can only imagine just how far this tech will be in 5 years from now. This could basically eliminate years of photoshop skills 😮
You can't, because it doesn't connect to your brain to do exactly what you want. It is impossible to achieve the exact desired results just by some prompts. It will do the job in many cases though.
@@jendabekCZ but the AI algorithm also knows how you normally would want your image to look. It analyzes all your previous work. Believe me. It will know all your habits even before you think about it yourself. That is what is so powerful with AI. In a couple of years you don't even have to use a computer mouse or swap on the screen. It just analyzes your face, and then it knows what you want to do. It's real and very close....
I had a job yesterday. I was supposed to give an employee a white business shirt. It took me just under an hour. Just tried it with the new tool. 2 minutes with an absolutely perfect result. Tie would also have been perfect. I was just about to write an email to colleagues about how easy it is now. I discarded the email. Not sure if that would be a good idea. I'm not getting nervous now, but it's incredible what's possible. Thanks for your tutorial and your time.
Like so many people I'm amazed and slightly troubled by this phenomenal advance in Photoshop technology. As ever I'm so thankful to you for your excellent tutorial on this new feature. I've been using Photoshop (and Lightroom) for many years to "tidy up" my images and inevitably the degree by which "tidying up" is defined has grown with the advent of the new technology, especially the AI element . Entering contests and competitions with an image that has been "improved" by for example using Camera Raw filter sliders is one thing but are competitions going to start adding limits in the terms and conditions of entry to weed out entries that have elements of AI generated additions and composites ? I'm sure we've all carefully "cloned out" (or more recently used the remove tool) to lose the odd distracting item (like an overflowing ugly waste bin in a street scene ), but replacing the bin with an artificially created item (like a dog or a car) changes the meaning and feel of the image. Is it "intelligent" to be "artificial" ?
Jesús covers all of the questions that I see most new users asking in this video - I even learned some tricks I hadn't even thought of! Thanks Jesús 🙏🙏
I kept saying, "WOW!" throughout your video. I've been using Photoshop from almost the very beginning and this is a game changer. I'm glad you showed its strong points, limitations, and workarounds. Thanks for sharing Jesus!
Stunning! I'm both amazed and terrified by the possibilities. What an incredible time-saver! To some, it may seem like cheating the artistic process, but in reality, it's just another useful tool to achieve the art you imagined. Thanks for the excellent lesson!
This will be a tool to get rich in Instagram. Stupid hoes already try to cheat with Photoshop all the time, to claim they visited Dubai etc. and it actually works, people follow that stuff. Even when they get caught occasionally when the background is bending too etc... but now they can create totally believable photos in some exotic countries, even if they took it on their lawn. The resoluion is so low in Instagram that it will be impossible to tell. Or, they can make their glutes bigger.... that alone gets you a huge following in Insta, with zero other talents
a few years ago I've learned quite a lot from your "How To Remove ANYTHING" video, but now I just watched this amazing "laziness tool" and glad that I did watch that before... 😅 crazy
Jesus - i cannot believe this tool. I have used PS since @ 2003 and grown thru the years in my skills. I was totally impressed when Adobe began to work on content aware features. BUT this AI feature just blows me away. I feel so fortunate to have lived to work with this one. Thanks for the tutorial - tips are always needed ! 🎉🎉
I’ve always wanted to use Ps as a hobby to edit photos I’ve taken, but was turned off by the steep learning curve (lack of professional need), hence had to use simple smart phone apps to edit photos. With AI, I’m now back in the game with Ps!
Wow, Jesus, that is amazing. I remember the last video of the lady and removed the background, and with this AI ,just a few clicks, literally my jaw drop!!!!
Same! In a sense, it’s s little disheartening, in that now anyone can achieve advanced object removal or composites, without needing to learn the skills and knowhow required to perform these tasks manually.
Is there a step missing between updating beta Photoshop and making a selection to make the prompt generation option come up? Because after installing on 2 different machines that feature is not in the contextual task bar at all.
As a hobbyist photographer, I think this is an amazing way to speed up post production and could possibly reduce the amount of photos taken in the field for easier compositing/blending. As with all things AI related, there has to be some level of artistic integrity that we maintain. Passing off a photo that's completely manipulated and calling it authentic might be a low blow to the community that's relatively true to form. When photographers post amazing photos and I pixel peep only to find intentional manipulation that's poorly executed, I lose a little respect for that person's skills in the field. Hopefully people who enjoy editing will continue to utilize traditional methods if they haven't mastered the fundamentals. There's so much knowledge to gain by putting in hours of hard work, both on a critical thinking and self awareness level. Nonetheless, this is going to be great for making memes, while adding another level of simplicity for those who perpetuate misinformation.
Jesus with the juicy fresh guide as always! I only just downloaded the beta app and heard about the feature and you're already breaking it down! Big thanks!
I tried this over the weekend and to be honest, you can be blown away with the immediate results, but if you look closer on larger files the difference in sharpness of the pixels between the original and the generative fill is vast. It looks blurry and not even part of the same image. If you pull back on these files you can also see this result on things like grass or anything with a broken texture effect. If you do in small areas on small res files it's great. Not sure if they will ramp up the quality in the release, but as far as I am concerned this is a big issue as a commercial tool. I didn't try the actually replacement tool aspects as there si much in teh way if IP issues in AI, so will see how this plays out.
First the announcement on tv and then the email blast about this new Generative Fill tool. So, I had to try the tool with a dog and added a puddle. It worked! I'm looking forward to trying more complex images. Thank you Jesús.
In deed, great tool! But I have beta version 24.6.0 installed and the ''generative fill'' does not appear in the contextual task bar. Why? How do you get it activated? Thanks!
Me too! I even made sure that I even downloaded the LATEST Beta, which actually was the beta I already had. To be clear...there IS a contextual task bar, but there is no place to generate anything.
The feature in itself is just WOW. Great video too! I'm scared how this will be just another tool that adds to the erosion of trust. But underneath it all, I'm really scared how all the skills I've learned over the years as a photographer will be not have much value in the near future.
Depends on the type of photography - a product / modelling photography will be in trouble, a documentary / sport etc. can't be replaced by generative AI.
@@jendabekCZ You don't need still photographers for much in the future. Just send a single video photographer, combined with all the cameras there are everywhere. And then you have your still image, made with AI. It would not be worth to send photo journalists anyway. You can't know if the image was generated or photographed. So I strong believe that photo journalist as a job, will soon be over. (Like so many other job titles. I am a software developer. In a couple of years my job title will be Prompt Engineer. If I have job though... No need to develop software by coding by hand)
@@JJ_Photo So you believe there will be drones everywhere? :) Also it doesn't matter you can't tell it's generated or not, the generated content is just fake, and so it can't be used for these purposes. I can ensure you that any media which will release a generated photo as a real still image will be in a big trouble.
@@jendabekCZ Maybe not drones. But street cameras everywhere for sure. You see it already in countries like the UK. But lets see. The medias already use images they have not made by them selves. Do you think they can see / have the time to find out if an image/video is real or not? Maybe I am just being negative here. But I am pretty sure that we will see a new world with AI in the future. And as always, we accept it over time.
I remember the awe of layer introduction in PSD 3. And all these new features definitely terrify me, LOL. Jeez, I'm getting old, hahaha! Always great content, thanks as always for your take!
It is amazing and frightening!! Especially generating an entire scene from scratch. I know people "draw" images from scratch in PS but that has taken considerable time & skill in the past. This makes it possible for anyone to create anything...both good & bad. I'm worried!
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Fantastic demo of what this new feature has to offer, as always! I'm excited to have this baked into Photoshop. This should reduce the need for 3rd party AI tools when compositing.
The problem you ha with the leather jacket was that your selection was too small. A leather jacket is bigger than a polo neck shirt. Select a bigger area around your body to give the jacket room to breathe.
Amazing. Great presentation. I saw another video from one of your competitors on this same feature and it is nothing close to how good your presentation was.
Amazing tool and a fantastic tutorial to explain it. I've tried it and it is mind blowing. I've had problems though changing the color of an article of clothing on a subject. I selected a t shirt on the subject and typed in a variety of prompts such as red t shirt, or red and a few others and what it does is put a backpack on the subject and it's not even red. I agree though that this tool will change photography design in a big way. Thanks again for this tutorial.
At 5:52 in my opinion you should have expanded your selection by some pixels because the leather jacket is thicker than the t-shirt. That's why you were appearing skinnier.
The fact that PS can do this is nicely programmed but of minor use in the real world cause all the placed items are PS generated images like the dog and cat. In the real world you want to e.g. put your own dog or cat in that place or whatever image you have. Same with the BG's, you are bound to PS generated BG's After playing with this for a while, the fun is soon over. And then there are the limitations as you mentioned. I'll stick to the old ways where I have total control over my work and the results. Thanks for sharing
He tratado de ensayar bajando la versión beta de PS (ver.24.6.0 usando la versión en Inglés) pero no me sale la casilla de "Generate" y por lo tanto no he podido disfrutar de esto
Great video and wonderful examples. I'm both excited about the endless possibilities this creates (and it's just the beginning!) and worried that photos can no longer be trusted for what is real and what is not.
@@luv2cre82 People will always get bored over time - after trying out a new tech intensively, and those which find this tool important would normally use Photoshop anyway, they will be just more productive. But no fundamentally new situation, nobody should trust data from non verified sources anyway, with or without AI - doesn't matter ...
What do you mean not so convincingly, talk for yourself. this to me will allow people who have concepts but can't bring them to life. People think you can go to a web design course and design a website. It is not about learning to use software. Design is a skill, and it is about ideas and concepts, now this makes designers who were once restricted becuase they do not have the creation skills. I have to understand everything so I spent alot of time understanding the base operating system software, luckily Mac os is alot more efficient than windows, but I remember people didn't bother and it ended up being them back as they had problems with design software as they didn't setup the is properly etc. But it will not be long before ai will be taking the whole design breif as a prompt and then designers are not needed. What is the plan for when we are not needed anymore. Surely we need to put restrictions in to make us relevant or do we each have a robot that works for us. It is inevitable that we destroy ourselves progress will not stop for man, so we either join it or die
I tried it to generate different backgrounds behind a portrait subject and found the results to look just as fake as if I did it myself. They didn’t blend in, it just looked like a person standing in front of a photograph of a beach/forest etc. I’m sure that will improve with updates though.
Thank you,, this was very useful, you helped me create my first AI composite out of a bad photo I took yesterday, since I wasn't going to be using the photo anyway, I figured what could I hurt ??? It worked out pretty good.
Just got it. Only needed to update de Beta version on Creative Cloud. Tried it... and got funnily amazed !!! This new feature opens a new world to creative photography. Hope it's soon added to the next regular version. Once again, Photoshop has surprised its users! Good job, Jesus... as always!! Thanks a lot once more... !!!
I've been working professionally with PS since 1991-92. There have been many "game changing" innovations over the decades such as content aware (among others) however adding this ability to the PS UI pretty much tops everything else. What they are showing here is pure cherry picked spin because in my real world tests the results are certainly far from perfect ( but extremely fun ). Some subjects it works very well and others are a hot mess but considering it's in its infancy 50/50+/- success rate isn't bad at all. The "expand" feature is pretty sweet. In my tests I have taken numerous "portrait" orientations and made them into "landscape"s. It's pretty amazing! The one drawback/caveat is that I "heard" is": Adobe will charge for this feature beyond a certain base amount of "credits". For me that's a bona-fied insult to all the (professionals) who made Adobe what it is today. We're already paying a premium to subscribe to CC and now they want to "double tax" us? Adobe has done some pretty questionable and reprehensible things over the decades but (again) this is right up there at the top. I hope this time around enough people will be outraged at the money grab enough to complain and make Adobe include it with their MANDATORY subscriptions. If not I'm sure Midjourney, DAll-E or Stable Diffusion will include this feature in the (very) near future. PS. Midjourney prompts render far superior results than Firefly. Night vs Day
@@Athari-P I've seen those but the SD plugin doesn't look to easy to implement unless they changed it(?) Plus I don't like the output from SD at all. Maybe I'm just spoiled with MJ 😄
@@Lensman64 SD does require local installation, but it's the price you pay for the actually free tool. Midjourney is nice for pure text2image, but it doesn't support image2image afaik so it's useless in the scenarios described in the video. Quality of SD varies. Its baseline model is meh, but there many specialized models. SD is all about customization (models with specific style or content), advanced tooling (like getting exact poses), lack of censorship (note how Photoshop didn't like even guns) etc. There's no model with quality of Midjourney, tooling of SD, and ease of Firefly yet, sadly.
It's running in the background on a cloud server. It costs them resources, electricity etc So of course every non local AI stuff is going to cost you something extra
@@udaykadam5455 Sorry but you're wrong. The Neural filters also run on the "cloud" and they don't charge extra fees for those. Plus, they decided to be cloud based so they built that overhead in their subscription price already. If you think Adobe didn't plan for this they you're sorely misinformed.
Me too and its frustrating. I'm on a mac Mini Pro M2, Z9 image ready to play with and... its just not there. And its the right version 24.6.0 The most important part of a tutorial videos is to get the viewers started in the right place. Is it because I am in Australia?
We can't trust photographic evidence of ANYTHING anymore. These are so good! As a retired, old-school designer (who taught PS 3.0), you've blown my mind about what can be done now with a few loose strokes and a descriptive vocabulary. I love your teaching style -- clear, concise and quick.
Love how on instagram every "wannabe influencer" will be in Dubai and drive a Lamborghini soon etc... Instagrams resolution is so low, that you can easily fake a rich lifestyle. You can generate muscle for yourself, women can make themselves "thicc", place themselves in countries they never visited etc. to gain tons of followers
@@shredd5705 I'm more concerned with manipulating what we see on the news or rely on in court -- we're conditioned to believe a photo is the "real" truth. But yeah, people with less ambition and "influence" in things that truly matter will also use this manipulation for personal gains.
propaganda becomes an unstoppable force now
@@ZenMaisy That had been a known issue for at least 20 years. The capture technology chain has to support nonrepudiation from the point of capture all the way to the rendering surface. Canon used to have SLRs to be used for court evidence creation. What we see in the news - that's a huge area for discussion, beyond the technology only.
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Quick tip: You had trouble with the leather jacket mainly because your selection was too tight. If you expand the selection around the subject, you'll get better results for baggy, puffy, or other clothing that is not super tight or form-fitting.
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Seeing something like this makes you feel a wave of emotion… I know I have spent years learning how to do certain things in Photoshop… and now you can type in what you want it to do. Almost makes you feel like your wasting your time learning how to do anything in Photoshop
I think at some point it's going to become so saturated with fake images and things that are absolutely not realistic that people will eventually start coming back to things that are real and images that weren't completely faked.
I think there will be value in people posting pictures online and specifically stating what has been edited with the photo.
It takes no talent to have something artificially generated.
@@jries77 Agreed
@@jries77 Disagree, its only going to become more better and advanced not worst. Adobe will hire a whole team dedicated to A.I.
@@mauricerob236 of course they are and instead of a company having a department they will have one person who will have to do animation, compositing, video editing, illustration, digital photography, 3D modeling, coding all for $15 dollar an hour
@@jries77 Every place you go they want things right away and they want you to know how to do everything ASAP and top quality all for minimum wage. There are no more departments… most places have 1 person doing everything. You can't do everything and know everything and expect that there are not going to be issues. It makes me laugh at times when some of these places even want you to use your own laptop onsite. The private sector is so different from the public sector too… lol
We'll never be able to trust our eyes again.
You never should have. Ask yourself, “what lurks in other frequencies?”
Truth!
Even the next moon landings will look real 😅
We’ve been modifying images since film and even before that. This is not new, it’s just faster, which is awesome
Wait until someone has to start proving an alibi and their innocence in front of a jury and a judge.
This will give the government players more evil to bestow on Americans. Can already see it happening to get conviction rates up.
As an artist this blows my mind... especially how quickly this was released after the announcement. It seems like we will have to learn how to redefine what reality really is soon...
Absolutely amazing! However, I've been an avid student of Photoshop for years, learning compositing, and other cool techniques. A skill I was proud to know. Not everyone could do this. Adobe has now made it so easy to create stunning images and composites with absolutely no skill required, prompting me, (no pun intended), to question, Why did I learn all those techniques and skills over the years if the end result is something any novice can replicate in seconds by typing a description.
Yeap, thats technology for you. Alot of graphic designers will get replaced. I use to hire people on Fivver to do some Photoshop work for me but with A.I and with Templates its no need, I can do it myself.
go back to driving your horse and carriage while the rest of us have self driving cars my guy 😏
get cuck'd
I'm with you. I've been using Ps for 20 years. I'd consider myself and pretty advanced user. Restoring old photos is my passtime, and now, it's just a couple clicks away.
Photography has been always a technique of improvement and tricks, that's the nature of Ps, but the one thing nobody can take from you o replace, is imagination...good luck in the new era...
Perfect! No need for using DALL·E anymore, after this comes out to mainstream version 👌👌
Wow, Wow, Wow, this is just unbelievable and its scary how good this will be when its perfected. Well done everyone at Adobe.
as amazing as it truly is, it will never replace or fill the joyous feeling of taking the actual picture yourself. Why do we create? As always, great presentation Jesús. Thanks🙏🏼👏🏼
Mind blowing!
Pura Vida Jesus !
Will be a major boon not just for photographers and ad agencies, but for people who create special effects and matte paintings for TV and movie productions.
It's not about whether we continue to take our photos in the finest light, in wind and weather, at dizzying heights or in enchanting, blooming valleys. There is no doubt about it, because we love this fantastic hobby and pursue it with the utmost passion. It's more a question of whether anyone still buys you when you've managed to take a great photo in an enchanting atmosphere and a fantastic composition and you want to share it on social media. Suspicion will increase and that's what worries me the most...
That has already existed for a long time - with the whole "digital print canvas versus actual oil canvas etc" digital versus non-digital has been at war for years. This is just another tool, another medium. A skilled artist will make use of it and generate amazing art either way :)
Having played around with MidJourney and LeonardoAI, I wasn't too surprised with some of the earlier examples you showed. But that wet ground effect blew my mind.
Wow, this is amazing and frightening in equal measure! Very impressive, I can only imagine just how far this tech will be in 5 years from now. This could basically eliminate years of photoshop skills 😮
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You can't, because it doesn't connect to your brain to do exactly what you want. It is impossible to achieve the exact desired results just by some prompts. It will do the job in many cases though.
@@jendabekCZ but the AI algorithm also knows how you normally would want your image to look. It analyzes all your previous work. Believe me. It will know all your habits even before you think about it yourself. That is what is so powerful with AI. In a couple of years you don't even have to use a computer mouse or swap on the screen. It just analyzes your face, and then it knows what you want to do. It's real and very close....
I had a job yesterday. I was supposed to give an employee a white business shirt. It took me just under an hour. Just tried it with the new tool. 2 minutes with an absolutely perfect result. Tie would also have been perfect. I was just about to write an email to colleagues about how easy it is now. I discarded the email. Not sure if that would be a good idea. I'm not getting nervous now, but it's incredible what's possible. Thanks for your tutorial and your time.
Gracias Jesús! What an amazing feature Adobe is releasing. And your clear explanation makes it look very easy. 👍🏼
Like so many people I'm amazed and slightly troubled by this phenomenal advance in Photoshop technology. As ever I'm so thankful to you for your excellent tutorial on this new feature. I've been using Photoshop (and Lightroom) for many years to "tidy up" my images and inevitably the degree by which "tidying up" is defined has grown with the advent of the new technology, especially the AI element . Entering contests and competitions with an image that has been "improved" by for example using Camera Raw filter sliders is one thing but are competitions going to start adding limits in the terms and conditions of entry to weed out entries that have elements of AI generated additions and composites ? I'm sure we've all carefully "cloned out" (or more recently used the remove tool) to lose the odd distracting item (like an overflowing ugly waste bin in a street scene ), but replacing the bin with an artificially created item (like a dog or a car) changes the meaning and feel of the image. Is it "intelligent" to be "artificial" ?
Just what we need at this moment in history, a quicker and easier way to generate an artificial reality. Thanks, Adobe.
Jesús covers all of the questions that I see most new users asking in this video - I even learned some tricks I hadn't even thought of! Thanks Jesús 🙏🙏
Probably, the best guide to Photoshop and AI so far. Thank you
This is scary.. and amazing at the same time. So much time will be saved now. I’m cautiously excited about this
I kept saying, "WOW!" throughout your video. I've been using Photoshop from almost the very beginning and this is a game changer. I'm glad you showed its strong points, limitations, and workarounds. Thanks for sharing Jesus!
Stunning! I'm both amazed and terrified by the possibilities. What an incredible time-saver! To some, it may seem like cheating the artistic process, but in reality, it's just another useful tool to achieve the art you imagined. Thanks for the excellent lesson!
This will be a tool to get rich in Instagram. Stupid hoes already try to cheat with Photoshop all the time, to claim they visited Dubai etc. and it actually works, people follow that stuff. Even when they get caught occasionally when the background is bending too etc... but now they can create totally believable photos in some exotic countries, even if they took it on their lawn. The resoluion is so low in Instagram that it will be impossible to tell. Or, they can make their glutes bigger.... that alone gets you a huge following in Insta, with zero other talents
a few years ago I've learned quite a lot from your "How To Remove ANYTHING" video, but now I just watched this amazing "laziness tool" and glad that I did watch that before... 😅 crazy
Jesus - i cannot believe this tool. I have used PS since @ 2003 and grown thru the years in my skills. I was totally impressed when Adobe began to work on content aware features. BUT this AI feature just blows me away. I feel so fortunate to have lived to work with this one.
Thanks for the tutorial - tips are always needed ! 🎉🎉
I’ve always wanted to use Ps as a hobby to edit photos I’ve taken, but was turned off by the steep learning curve (lack of professional need), hence had to use simple smart phone apps to edit photos. With AI, I’m now back in the game with Ps!
Editing the prompt words is what midjourney lacks. So glad this just came out ❤❤❤❤
Wow, Jesus, that is amazing. I remember the last video of the lady and removed the background, and with this AI ,just a few clicks, literally my jaw drop!!!!
Same!
In a sense, it’s s little disheartening, in that now anyone can achieve advanced object removal or composites, without needing to learn the skills and knowhow required to perform these tasks manually.
This is truly amazing, can't wait to try it, thanks very much 😊
this is literally one of the most amazing feature i’ve seen in a technology so far
The last example was insane 🤩🤩
my jaw.... will not close... this AI tech is BLOWING up and its insane to watch it here
Is there a step missing between updating beta Photoshop and making a selection to make the prompt generation option come up? Because after installing on 2 different machines that feature is not in the contextual task bar at all.
@@LukeImpson thanks, I got an update prompt after doing this
@@89thomasjones I'm full-on updated. Still no way to use generative text.
@@LukeImpson thank you its working
Amazing how technology is advancing and the speed is running!
i love the extending possibility of extending images and removing objects
As a hobbyist photographer, I think this is an amazing way to speed up post production and could possibly reduce the amount of photos taken in the field for easier compositing/blending.
As with all things AI related, there has to be some level of artistic integrity that we maintain. Passing off a photo that's completely manipulated and calling it authentic might be a low blow to the community that's relatively true to form. When photographers post amazing photos and I pixel peep only to find intentional manipulation that's poorly executed, I lose a little respect for that person's skills in the field.
Hopefully people who enjoy editing will continue to utilize traditional methods if they haven't mastered the fundamentals. There's so much knowledge to gain by putting in hours of hard work, both on a critical thinking and self awareness level.
Nonetheless, this is going to be great for making memes, while adding another level of simplicity for those who perpetuate misinformation.
Fantastic features, explained exceptionally! 👏👏👏👏 bravo!
This is the most amazing thing I have ever seen in photoshop. I have no words.
Jesus with the juicy fresh guide as always! I only just downloaded the beta app and heard about the feature and you're already breaking it down! Big thanks!
Seriously huge step, and its just first version, gets better and better
Mind blowing. I think this will be a great tool for many creative purposes - and exploited for nefarious others
As a commercial artist, I am both excited and worried. Your video was super helpful!
I tried this over the weekend and to be honest, you can be blown away with the immediate results, but if you look closer on larger files the difference in sharpness of the pixels between the original and the generative fill is vast. It looks blurry and not even part of the same image. If you pull back on these files you can also see this result on things like grass or anything with a broken texture effect. If you do in small areas on small res files it's great. Not sure if they will ramp up the quality in the release, but as far as I am concerned this is a big issue as a commercial tool. I didn't try the actually replacement tool aspects as there si much in teh way if IP issues in AI, so will see how this plays out.
Yes but think about it. This is the first beta version. Imagine how well it will do in a few years.
Loved the examples of how the new feature works, but really appreciated the steps in how to remove the car behind the woman. Thank you for this video!
Extend Images is the best tool! Love it!
Good morning Jesús, I have been trying to usethe beta version of PS but the new tools are not there. 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
Stunning but unsettling
worked it really works. thanks so much. this video saved me hundreds of dollars on subscription.
First the announcement on tv and then the email blast about this new Generative Fill tool. So, I had to try the tool with a dog and added a puddle. It worked! I'm looking forward to trying more complex images. Thank you Jesús.
In deed, great tool!
But I have beta version 24.6.0 installed and the ''generative fill'' does not appear in the contextual task bar. Why? How do you get it activated? Thanks!
Got it! Just had to logoff creative cloud, relogin and redownload photoshop beta or update the beta version.
Thank you Jesus!
Me too! I even made sure that I even downloaded the LATEST Beta, which actually was the beta I already had. To be clear...there IS a contextual task bar, but there is no place to generate anything.
The feature in itself is just WOW. Great video too!
I'm scared how this will be just another tool that adds to the erosion of trust.
But underneath it all, I'm really scared how all the skills I've learned over the years as a photographer will be not have much value in the near future.
Me too ...
Depends on the type of photography - a product / modelling photography will be in trouble, a documentary / sport etc. can't be replaced by generative AI.
@@jendabekCZ You don't need still photographers for much in the future. Just send a single video photographer, combined with all the cameras there are everywhere. And then you have your still image, made with AI. It would not be worth to send photo journalists anyway. You can't know if the image was generated or photographed. So I strong believe that photo journalist as a job, will soon be over. (Like so many other job titles. I am a software developer. In a couple of years my job title will be Prompt Engineer. If I have job though... No need to develop software by coding by hand)
@@JJ_Photo So you believe there will be drones everywhere? :) Also it doesn't matter you can't tell it's generated or not, the generated content is just fake, and so it can't be used for these purposes. I can ensure you that any media which will release a generated photo as a real still image will be in a big trouble.
@@jendabekCZ Maybe not drones. But street cameras everywhere for sure. You see it already in countries like the UK. But lets see. The medias already use images they have not made by them selves. Do you think they can see / have the time to find out if an image/video is real or not? Maybe I am just being negative here. But I am pretty sure that we will see a new world with AI in the future. And as always, we accept it over time.
Great video! No fluff right to the point.
I remember the awe of layer introduction in PSD 3. And all these new features definitely terrify me, LOL.
Jeez, I'm getting old, hahaha!
Always great content, thanks as always for your take!
great job!
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that was perfect. Explain some other options in a separate video. Thankful.
It is amazing and frightening!! Especially generating an entire scene from scratch. I know people "draw" images from scratch in PS but that has taken considerable time & skill in the past. This makes it possible for anyone to create anything...both good & bad. I'm worried!
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Wooooooow!!! My mind is running wild on possibilities
Fantastic demo of what this new feature has to offer, as always! I'm excited to have this baked into Photoshop. This should reduce the need for 3rd party AI tools when compositing.
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The problem you ha with the leather jacket was that your selection was too small. A leather jacket is bigger than a polo neck shirt. Select a bigger area around your body to give the jacket room to breathe.
Quick tutorial is awesome, i have learned lots of tips and technique
Dude! That last tip with the women and car was mind blowing. I'm going pack and removing every annoying object from my last 20 vacations 😂
I couldn’t stop playing with this today. Absolutely incredible!
Amazing tutorial by one of the very best Photoshop tutors... Cheers from Nova Scotia....
I am a fan! A fan of PTC and Photoshop. And I am an exited fan.
Holy Moly. As you say, now we can go back thru our travel photos and really give them a makeover lol.
Amazing. Great presentation. I saw another video from one of your competitors on this same feature and it is nothing close to how good your presentation was.
Mr. Ramirez, You are a "Mike Tyson" of Photoshop, very intressting and informative video, thanx
Wow...I am always waiting for your next video. The way you explain is just amazing.❤️❤️🙏🙏
Simply awesome! Had goosebumps after watching this.
WOOOOOOOWWWW this video was really great. Thank you!
As a 3ddmp artist (amongst many other things) this is an absolute game changer. And as you say, it will only get better.
For a new artist starting a career specializing in matte painting, right now it doesn't seem very smart. any one can doit faster and easy?
Collage artists will love these features ❤
This is going to do wonders for matte painting.
Amazing tool and a fantastic tutorial to explain it. I've tried it and it is mind blowing. I've had problems though changing the color of an article of clothing on a subject. I selected a t shirt on the subject and typed in a variety of prompts such as red t shirt, or red and a few others and what it does is put a backpack on the subject and it's not even red. I agree though that this tool will change photography design in a big way. Thanks again for this tutorial.
Amazing. I'm sure I will find ways to utilize this magic but I'm still a photographer first. Great presentation as always. With love from Atlanta.
Sooo cool, this will definitively help me with composites creation and quick changes to customer' s requests
What happens when your customers see how easy it is to do it there self and no longer need you?
At 5:52 in my opinion you should have expanded your selection by some pixels because the leather jacket is thicker than the t-shirt. That's why you were appearing skinnier.
I just tried it out following your video Jesus. very fun!
The fact that PS can do this is nicely programmed but of minor use in the real world cause all the placed items are PS generated images like the dog and cat.
In the real world you want to e.g. put your own dog or cat in that place or whatever image you have.
Same with the BG's, you are bound to PS generated BG's
After playing with this for a while, the fun is soon over.
And then there are the limitations as you mentioned.
I'll stick to the old ways where I have total control over my work and the results.
Thanks for sharing
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I love this new generator tool. I've already used the new remove tool. It works great!
Mind-bogglingly wonderful and terrifying at the same time! Brilliant presentation video, and oh WOW.
He tratado de ensayar bajando la versión beta de PS (ver.24.6.0 usando la versión en Inglés) pero no me sale la casilla de "Generate" y por lo tanto no he podido disfrutar de esto
Great video and wonderful examples. I'm both excited about the endless possibilities this creates (and it's just the beginning!) and worried that photos can no longer be trusted for what is real and what is not.
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So you trusted all the photos until now? You could always Photoshop anything.
Photos could always be doctored but not so easily and not so convincingly.
@@luv2cre82 People will always get bored over time - after trying out a new tech intensively, and those which find this tool important would normally use Photoshop anyway, they will be just more productive. But no fundamentally new situation, nobody should trust data from non verified sources anyway, with or without AI - doesn't matter ...
What do you mean not so convincingly, talk for yourself. this to me will allow people who have concepts but can't bring them to life. People think you can go to a web design course and design a website. It is not about learning to use software. Design is a skill, and it is about ideas and concepts, now this makes designers who were once restricted becuase they do not have the creation skills. I have to understand everything so I spent alot of time understanding the base operating system software, luckily Mac os is alot more efficient than windows, but I remember people didn't bother and it ended up being them back as they had problems with design software as they didn't setup the is properly etc.
But it will not be long before ai will be taking the whole design breif as a prompt and then designers are not needed.
What is the plan for when we are not needed anymore. Surely we need to put restrictions in to make us relevant or do we each have a robot that works for us. It is inevitable that we destroy ourselves progress will not stop for man, so we either join it or die
Love you, man, you make all those new features more awesome than it really is.
Amazing features in this update!
Wow, this is .... wow ... An amazing step forward.
An excellent demo as always! Thank you for all of your awesome insights!
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I tried it to generate different backgrounds behind a portrait subject and found the results to look just as fake as if I did it myself. They didn’t blend in, it just looked like a person standing in front of a photograph of a beach/forest etc.
I’m sure that will improve with updates though.
Thank you,, this was very useful, you helped me create my first AI composite out of a bad photo I took yesterday, since I wasn't going to be using the photo anyway, I figured what could I hurt ??? It worked out pretty good.
Just got it. Only needed to update de Beta version on Creative Cloud. Tried it... and got funnily amazed !!! This new feature opens a new world to creative photography. Hope it's soon added to the next regular version. Once again, Photoshop has surprised its users! Good job, Jesus... as always!! Thanks a lot once more... !!!
The best of the best video tutorial for Photoshop Ai, thanks a lot
OMG this is so exciting...the possibilities are endless! 🙂
LOVE IT!!! Great presentation as always, Jesús!
thank you. i can say with confidence this works
I've been working professionally with PS since 1991-92. There have been many "game changing" innovations over the decades such as content aware (among others) however adding this ability to the PS UI pretty much tops everything else. What they are showing here is pure cherry picked spin because in my real world tests the results are certainly far from perfect ( but extremely fun ). Some subjects it works very well and others are a hot mess but considering it's in its infancy 50/50+/- success rate isn't bad at all. The "expand" feature is pretty sweet. In my tests I have taken numerous "portrait" orientations and made them into "landscape"s. It's pretty amazing!
The one drawback/caveat is that I "heard" is": Adobe will charge for this feature beyond a certain base amount of "credits". For me that's a bona-fied insult to all the (professionals) who made Adobe what it is today. We're already paying a premium to subscribe to CC and now they want to "double tax" us? Adobe has done some pretty questionable and reprehensible things over the decades but (again) this is right up there at the top. I hope this time around enough people will be outraged at the money grab enough to complain and make Adobe include it with their MANDATORY subscriptions. If not I'm sure Midjourney, DAll-E or Stable Diffusion will include this feature in the (very) near future. PS. Midjourney prompts render far superior results than Firefly. Night vs Day
There're unofficial plugins for Photoshop which support Stable Diffusion.
@@Athari-P I've seen those but the SD plugin doesn't look to easy to implement unless they changed it(?) Plus I don't like the output from SD at all. Maybe I'm just spoiled with MJ 😄
@@Lensman64 SD does require local installation, but it's the price you pay for the actually free tool.
Midjourney is nice for pure text2image, but it doesn't support image2image afaik so it's useless in the scenarios described in the video.
Quality of SD varies. Its baseline model is meh, but there many specialized models. SD is all about customization (models with specific style or content), advanced tooling (like getting exact poses), lack of censorship (note how Photoshop didn't like even guns) etc.
There's no model with quality of Midjourney, tooling of SD, and ease of Firefly yet, sadly.
It's running in the background on a cloud server. It costs them resources, electricity etc
So of course every non local AI stuff is going to cost you something extra
@@udaykadam5455 Sorry but you're wrong. The Neural filters also run on the "cloud" and they don't charge extra fees for those. Plus, they decided to be cloud based so they built that overhead in their subscription price already. If you think Adobe didn't plan for this they you're sorely misinformed.
I'm on the latest beta build of PS but I don't get the prompt section on the contextual task bar after making a selection. Anyone got any ideas?
Me too and its frustrating. I'm on a mac Mini Pro M2, Z9 image ready to play with and... its just not there. And its the right version 24.6.0 The most important part of a tutorial videos is to get the viewers started in the right place. Is it because I am in Australia?
@@stanleykessanis373 I'm in the UK so maybe it's only available in the US as the processing is done in the cloud
Me too, I don't have the Generative Fill button.. I'm in Turkey
Add Canada to the list.
@@himynameisgeoff I'm in the US. The toolbar is there (contextual) but no generative fill. No place to type anything in.
What a video!! Thank you!
Holy cow that is awesome!!! Going to try this when I get back to work! 🥰😎🥰
Awesome as always!